My book, at some point, you know, i call him a genius at one point. We always argue about whether the term is overused, but one of the pieces of that description is the enormous speed with which with which he worked. Enormous speed from which he went from zero to 60. From a blank landscape to this. This is not just a sketch. This is a rigorous exploration of the possibility of this made into a physical form. The second essential fact about this drawing is that we recognize that today, given that he worked on it for five months, given that he left the project after 11 months, given that almost nothing on this plan was put into place not just in the next decade after its creation but in the next six to seven decades after its creation, the fact that you and i can all sit in here and place ourselves on it. Place the capital. Place the white house. The fact that we recognize these avenues, those people who have lived in d. C. For quite a while you can recognize the streets in this plan ben
DR MARTIN SCURR: The textbook description of angina is that it causes chest pain that may radiate into the left arm. But my experience built up over many decades is that it rarely presents this way.